The phrase "acquire brand" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of obtaining or gaining a brand, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "Our goal is to acquire brand recognition in the market."
Alternatives: "obtain a brand" or "gain a brand."
"This is a deal that gets all the things he aspires to acquire — brand, scale and best-in-class businesses".
Viacom and News Corporation want to build or acquire brand new online businesses as well as to expand their existing brands onto the internet.
Mr. Barnett, 45, owns Brentwood Licensing in Los Angeles; he licenses the rights to brand names or images and works with firms that want to acquire brand identities.
A fleet renewal started in the early 2000s, with the incorporation of the Boeing 737 700 and the Boeing 767-300ER; in the late 2000s the airline announced it would be the launch customer of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, and placed orders to acquire brand new Airbus A350-900s, Boeing 777-200LRs and Bombardier equipment.
"We want to acquire branding and marketing know-how in this market".
It then went on a buying spree, taking advantage of cheap credit to acquire branded-food veterans such as Oxo and Bachelors.
The company says it expects to acquire "brands in the future that are unlikely to have established global brand recognition"a problem distillers in Kentucky and Tennessee licked long ago.
"They are losing big time in apparel and are anxious to acquire brands," one founder approached by the company told TechCrunch.
In the UK, 2007 revenues were up by 18.9% to £52.8m, with organic growth of 8.9% and a £4.5m contribution from newly acquired brand consultancy Clear.
Lithium previously acquired brand tracking application Scout Labs.
InVision also acquired Brand.ai, a tool that helps manage design teams at scale with cloud-based asset management.
